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SLIPNOT® Achieves NFSI High-Traction Recertification for High-Performance Stainless Steel Safety Solutions

Independent testing proves that the patented, high-friction surface maintains certified traction long after installation Detroit, August 19, 2026 – SLIPNOT®, the leading provider of specialized safety flooring products and surface technologies, announced that its high-performance stainless steel safety solution has earned the High-Traction recertification from the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI). The audited rating validates

SLIPNOT® Amstep Products Acquires Nystrom Stair Nosing Line, Expanding Its Portfolio of Industry-Leading Slip-Resistant Solutions
Addressing the $10.5 Billion Fall Hazard: Shifting From Reactive Fixes to Permanent Safety Surfaces

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Technical information

3 Part Spec & CAD Details

SLIPNOT products can be easily incorporated into any project or specification. The SLIPNOT CSI 3 part specification is provided based on The Construction Specifications Institute format.

Standards & Test Results

SLIPNOT products far exceed ALL standards and recommended guidelines for slip resistance. Certified independent laboratories have tested our products.

Approvals & Certifications

SLIPNOT is an ISO 9001:2015 Registered Company and is registered by NSF International for use in food processing.

Fabricating Instructions

Fabrication is best performed prior to SLIPNOT surface application. SLIPNOT does not recommend any fabrication of products after galvanizing.

Galvanizing Guidelines

Care must be taken in the pickling portion of the hot dipped galvanizing process as the SLIPNOT surface may lift off if pickling times exceed recommendations.

Care & Cleaning

Our products can be cleaned by most standard agents. Clean slip resistant products on a regular basis to prevent any build-up or residue that can cause the peaks and valleys to smooth over.